Ohio Announces $92 Million in Rural Health Transformation Awards
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Oct. 16 announced Rural Health Transformation Program awards totaling $92 million for Ohio. The awards are aimed at managing chronic illnesses and expanding access to preventive, primary, maternal and behavioral health care in rural areas. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz joined the governor in announcing the funding.
'These investments will transform healthcare in rural Ohio,' DeWine said.
The Rural Health Transformation Program is a federal initiative under which states receive awards to invest in rural providers and care networks.
Source: Office of the Governor of Ohio, week in review, Oct. 16
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